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MultipleParticle 31st August

Yes my theory is correct
MultipleParticle 31st August

No the reaction is not anti matter + invs, but this is also observed without antimatter. This reaction happens when clneing INVS while the INVS is invisible (dark blue), leading to my theory that the invs is getting cloned into the invs that is there already, placing > 5 invs at one particle, making a blackhole
MAS2015 29th Aug 2017

@v325: I use version 92.1. I tested it in version 91.5, and it worked normally. I have not tested it on previous versions.
v325 15th Aug 2017

I'm so sorry, but it doesn't work for me...
MAS2015 30th Jul 2017

I even remember that the user JamzsMc, has commented "Well all we need now is a black hole maker", in the FRLB save (ID: 1935148).
MAS2015 30th Jul 2017

You understood correctly. The admittedly normal reaction is anti-matter + any substance = photons. But to test some substances, to increase the temperature of my AMTR reactor, I checked that anti-matter + invisible = black hole. I looked for some citation and did not find them, so I decided to post.
NoVIcE 30th Jul 2017

or i didnt get it?
NoVIcE 30th Jul 2017

I didnt know that antimatter and invisible makes black hole. Howver antimatter + all things makes photons.

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